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I just found clang/llvm a few days ago. It looks very cool, but if
you don't mind a right-off-the-bat observation, somewhere in the
Unix-like build recipe it would be very handy if you'd caution new
users about the memory size need to build clang. My machine has 4GB
of RAM and I had another 4GB of swap space--and that wasn't enough.
Another 4GB of swap wasn't enough. Ultimately, I had to tick it up
to a total of 10GB of swap--monitoring things with the "top"
utility, the biggest memory requirement I saw was just a little
short of 11GB.<br>
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In Fedora Linux, it's easy enough to create temporary additional
swap spaces, but I've no idea, if it's not the same, how to do that
in other distros.<br>
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Anyway, cool stuff, and I'm looking forward to fiddling with it.<br>
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